The long, harsh, and particularly cold winter will yield an active allergy season across the nation, especially for those who suffer from multiple seasonal allergies, allergists say. People who take preventive medications ahead of time will be OK, but people who wait until they have their symptoms will have more problems, says Joseph Leija, an allergist with Gottlieb Memorial Hospital in Chicago. Leija says the season will probably be shorter, but people with allergies will be more miserable. Vanderbilt University allergist Robert Valet recommends adds that nasal steroids take about two weeks to reach their peak.
Posted on: Tue, 29 Apr 2014 13:35:39 +0000
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